Addolorata Villa

Addolorata is perfect for my aunt!The staff is wonderful and the residents are happy. Very positive experience. We were looking for a Medicaid facility that would accept her level of assets, in the event she had to go into assisted living. We were so happy to find a compassionate, clean, nice facility. The fact that it is Catholic sealed the deal.

It's been a beautiful transition, from my loved ones condo living. Mostly everyone who lives there, and everyone who works there is friendly and helpful! I have already recommended a couple people to visit for their aging parents. Most importantly, they "check" on my mom twice a day using a medallion (cross) system hung on apt. doors. Also, she loves their dinner food! She's not so happy about continental breakfast. They offer shopping trips, casino outings, bingo, trivia nights, wii games, etc. They offer doctors and hair appointments within the building! Mom is in independent living, but it's nice knowing that when she needs more care like assisted living, it's only a hallway or two away. The place is pricier than others, but it's worth every penny!

I liked this Villa, beautiful,

We chose Addolorata Villa because it just felt right. It was very clean and organized and seemed like a place that he would be happy at. The apartment sizes are fairly good, he is in a 1 bedroom that is about 600 square feet. He has not been able to experience everything just because of the virus. But overall, I would recommend to others looking.

This community is adequate. It is an older building with a small dining room requiring eating in three shifts. Not bad

Very nice people here I got a very warm feeling and the folks in the community looked very happy. Downside is the age of the property but this could still be an option. Mom would like the religious factor here

I am very impressed with your retirement villa, services and accommodations. At this time, I don't need the level of care and service that you provide in your independent living setting, but will keep you in mind as my needs change and will not hesitate to recommend your location to other people I know that are looking for independent living at the level you provide.

This one did not feel as warm and comfortable to us. It had great options, but we didn't get the warm "at home" feeling we got from other places.

We choose Addollorata Villa because it offered our Mom a continuum of care we believed was best. We have seen firsthand the Addolorata staff show extreme compassion to their patients and residents. They have been extremely attentive to our mother's needs and kept our family updated along the way. The spiritual environment is a comfort for her and our family. We highly recommend the community of Addolorata Villa.

We choose Addollorata Villa because it offered our Mom a continuum of care we believed was best. We have seen firsthand the Addolorata staff show extreme compassion to their patients and residents. They have been extremely attentive to our mother's needs and kept our family updated along the way. The spiritual environment is a comfort for her and our family. We highly recommend the community of Addolorata Villa.

Everyone is so friendly here, but find most have English as a second language, so communication with the staff was sometimes difficult. There is a definite issue with clothes. I did my mom's laundry myself, and even with a big sign on the closet door, clothing disappeared and I would have to hunt it down. GET IT LABELED, OR LABEL IT YOURSELF! Having the staff label laundry could take up to a week. The building is old and the rooms are small but the facility is clean. Windows need replacing. Took both hands and a lot of strength to open mom's window, only to find the screens torn. Other than that, mom seemed to get very good care. Nurses reported every medication and other changes to me regularly. Physical Therapists really work their butts off with the patients, and it shows in the results. Activities attempt to get every resident involved. I particularly loved watching the wheelchair bowling! The staff really gets to know the residents. All in all, yes, there are newer places out there, but I'm glad I picked this one for its caring atmosphere.

I had a nice tour of this community. Everyone was kind, and friendly. From what I saw the community appeared to be nice,and clean. The staff I met was polite, and my questions were answered. The experience was a good one, but I did find a better match for my love one, and her needs.

My mother did not care for this place. It is an older facility and the hallways seemed dark. It is a long walk from an apartment at the end to go to the dining room.

I liked this place it had some of the things we were looking for that my father would need. Healthy meal plans and activities. It was very big and everything was nicely placed. I thought it was very religious and this didn't really work for my father. I like the people and the tour guide they were attentive with me and answered any questions or concerns.

This is a very religious community. The person I spoke to seemed quite standoffish and they were not very helpful with my questions. They do offer outings and were getting ready to go on one when I was there.

It's a beautiful place and the people are nice.

In the past four years I have been to 18 different facilities looking for places for my two sisters. Addolorata Villa has been the most outstanding of all of them because it was obvious to me that they cared about the person, not about the money that they would be getting. Other places talk big but do not deliver. Not so here. I have been really impressed with the intake people and process. They are number one in my book!

St. Francis should be most known for helping the poor. People today are a little confused in thinking that he loved animals more than people. When people are doing the right thing, money is no object.